Stripe reinstates crypto payments for US businesses via USDC on Ethereum, Solana and Polygon
It's the first time in six years that Stripe's U.S. business customers can accept crypto payments since it ended support for bitcoin in 2018.
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It's the first time in six years that Stripe's U.S. business customers can accept crypto payments since it ended support for bitcoin in 2018.
Payment giant Stripe has now joined the likes of PayPal in its pursuit of crypto payments.
The SUI Foundation announced support for native USD Coin (USDC) on the Sui Network (SUI) blockchain.
Stripe has reintroduced cryptocurrency support after a six-year hiatus, now allowing businesses to accept USDC payments across multiple blockchain networks with automatic conversion to fiat currency for merchants.
Stripe's reintroduction to crypto comes after a decision to end support for Bitcoin in 2018, where it cited market volatility concerns.
Stripe will offer crypto payment options after a six-year pause. The fintech app has assisted the Web3 boom, but until now stayed away from handling crypto payments.
The Sui Foundation has announced that Circle's USDC stablecoin will be available natively on the Sui network, with the NAVI Protocol set to integrate the asset from day one. This integration — shared with crypto.
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Circle, issuer of the the second-largest stablecoin by market capitalization, USD Coin, has officially launched USDC on Sui, a Layer-1 blockchain.
The announcement was officially made by the USDC issuer, Circle, at a time of strong growth for the new chain.
Circle has released a comprehensive guide detailing the migration process from bridged USDC to native USDC on the Sui Mainnet, emphasizing best practices and benefits.
USDC, a major stablecoin, is now available on the Sui Mainnet, enhancing liquidity and value transfer within the DeFi ecosystem as Sui's TVL surpasses $1 billion.
Sui received a major boost after stablecoin issuer Circle announced support for native USDC on the layer-1 blockchain platform's mainnet. Circle announced native USDC (USDC) was live on Sui (SUI) on Oct. 8.
In an exciting development, Coinbase has announced the addition of USDC on the Sui network to its roadmap.
In a blog post on Tuesday, Binance Exchange, the largest crypto trading platform by volume, announced the automatic conversion of several delisted tokens to USDC.
Circle has introduced native USDC on the Sui blockchain, enabling seamless access to USDC liquidity without bridging. This development supports Sui's expanding ecosystem of over 85 applications.
Binance has plans to sunset TORN, OMG and WAVES from its platforms through autoconversion to USDC.
Binance announces conversion of delisted tokens to USDC, impacting tokens like VAI, TORN, and OMG. Withdrawals available until October 28, 2024.
Bybit Launchpool now supports the SUI pool, its first native token pool. Bybit also replaces the USDT pool with USDC and introduces the NAVI token in the SUI ecosystem.
SUI gained 115% in a month after integrating USDC into its blockchain, which resulted in a parabolic surge in user and network activity.
Circle is making significant strides by launching its USDC stablecoin in Australia and the Asia Pacific region, collaborating with MHC Digital Group, led by venture capitalist Mark Carnegie.
Mark Carnegie's MHC Digital Group is partnering with Circle Internet Financial to expand the distribution of the stablecoin USD Coin (USDC) to institutional investors in Australia and the broader Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.
Australian pension funds can expect a pitch soon for saving money on fees with a stablecoin.
Circle's partnership with MHC Digital aims to expand USDC's presence in Australia and the Asia-Pacific, exploring future stablecoin developments.